Car Rental Advice

In order to rent with Green Motion in the United Kingdom, you will need to bring the following documentation with you.

Here are some of our customers' most frequently asked questions

​You have booked a Green Motion rental in one of the most exciting and adventure filled locations in the USA with a population of over 20 million residents permanently living in the Sunshine State. It is unsurprising that millions of tourists travel here every year to get a taste of the American dream. In order to accommodate for the constant influx of tourists and to maintain the high quality of their roads, Florida has over 1,150 km of Tolls dispersed across the state. Each toll fee varies from $1 to $6 per one-way trip. Due to the high number of these roads in Florida, these charges can really mount up into a large unexpected expense.

When renting a vehicle through Green Motion, the Terms and Conditions (T&C’s) will be provided to you at the time of booking. It’s important that you take the time to carefully read through the T&Cs in order to ensure that you can comply with all requirements. These T&C’s are comprehensive and provide you will all of the information you will require to be fully informed and prepared when turning up to collect your vehicle. Since there are Green Motion locations all around the world, and the terms and conditions differ slightly depending on the location you are renting from, please ensure that you visit https://greenmotion.com/terms and select the flag of the country that you intend to hire from to see the relevant T&Cs.

When booking your vehicle rental online, either directly through Green Motion or through one of its broker partners, you are presented with a choice of card payment options. The payment options are generally quite flexible and as a customer you have a wide choice of card types that you can utilise for this.

To avoid disappointment and frustration when arriving at a rental location in the UK and not being able to hire your vehicle due to having the incorrect documentation, please ensure that you have the following to hand:

​If you are a regular hirer, you will often see during the booking process or on your booking voucher that as well as providing two forms of identification including your valid driving licence, that you are also required to present a credit card in the driver’s name. Providing a valid credit card in the driver’s name is a fairly standard requirement across most vehicle rental companies. So, why a credit card and not a debit card?

A thorough inspection of your rental car is essential to identify any pre-existing damage, ahead of commencing your hire. The video provides you with a guide of the 5 key damage hotspots to be aware of and shows you how to check these areas properly.

When travelling abroad it is advisable that you research the local road safety and traffic rules before you travel. While you may have the best intentions, if you don’t know the rules of the road in the country you’re driving in, you could inadvertently break the law, resulting in a fine or your licence being confiscated.

When hiring a car through a price comparison website, you will often be given the option to purchase “Full Insurance”. Below is an explanation of the difference between the insurances offered by third parties, and insurances that are offered directly by the car rental company, so that you can make a knowledgeable decision regarding which option is best for you.